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4y ago
create - terraform, install / manage - cfengine / ansible / chef
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4y ago
Job hoppers with 2 years stints can't have any deep domain knowledge. Neither can judge even their own code quality/robustness/usefulness - that way too short period of time.
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4y ago
Matches the income of the population I would say.
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4y ago
Montreal has probably the best public transit in north America. Can't think of anything else really.
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4y ago
But that's typical narrative in Canada in general - 'look at least it's not bad compared to USA'.
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4y ago
+ banking/insurance
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4y ago
Compared with the same-sized US cities Montreal is OK. However safety wise it's not the same Montreal it used to be 10 years ago.
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4y ago
So the problem is the new development or what? Aren't more people people require more hosing? Or you have something different in mind by ' the problems are coming here too'?
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4y ago
ISIS of course, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IS-IS ... precisely how it's done for SR+MLPS.
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4y ago
Probably. LDP on other hand - no. Not really.
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4y ago
Sad reading. Meanwhile anyone with a title above of the middle manager is collecting big moneys and asking for an 'update'. I would take a management role any second, no need to explain how bad it could be.
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4y ago
Yes I buy sometimes. Reason? In Canada sometimes an ebook is priced the same or nearly the same as a paper version AND you get ebook version coupon anyway.
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4y ago
I find kubernetes - systemd overlap angle as a very valid point. When I first started to learn kubernetes more often than not I was thinking 'hey, we can do that with systemd as well!'
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4y ago
Sometimes I find it's difficult to differentiate between 'BNB's and 'hotels' on sites like booking and expedia. I was explicitly searching for hotel-looking rooms and booked them (checking on google maps those were
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4y ago
Well, it's not hard to understand. Let me give you an example. About 3 years ago government used eminent domain and demolished two rows of townhouses to expand a highway. 'residents have voted and agreed' is not a democracy e
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4y ago
Build 'projects', seriously. Also see Vienna housing model. There is no potential in mobile housing history tells us over and over.
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4y ago
I would say very common, see https://www12.statcan.gc.ca/census-recensement/2011/as-sa/98... from ten years ago. ' Among seniors in their nineties, over half (56.5%) lived in private households in 2011,
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4y ago
Well, don't know about Germany but in Canada old-age people voluntarily move to retirements home. And yes, they took home equity / sold their home and eventually there won't be anything to inherit from them. Don't know w
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4y ago
I refreshed ~10 times - all images had escher-like impossible elements.
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4y ago
Article can be summarized: "I didn't knew much about PAM, had random assumption and wasted a bit of time in the process". Not much of the substance unfortunately.
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4y ago
Classic restaurant and cars analogies don't work mostly. While traveling around the world I find 'comparable' restaurants to be 'comparably' priced. I just returned from a country with a GDP per capita four times lo
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4y ago
We are in constant denial of how fast our population grew and continue to grow. Narrative is like 'uh-oh, population grow is not like it used to be'. Well right, a lot of countries doubled their population in last 50 years or less
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4y ago
AiBnbns are about 0.01% of the housing stock in Toronto. Won't change anything at all. There is simply not enough housing mostly everywhere, despite the doom and gloom predictions population is growing everywhere, being that natural or
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4y ago
Sources about cats doesn't look very scientific to me. Another interesting fact, North Americans cities now have more birds than the same areas had before urbanization because of the abundance of food and lack of predators (other than
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4y ago
Another implementation https://blog.benjojo.co.uk/post/traceroute-haikus and I've seen many more.
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4y ago
That's how it's done probably https://github.com/blechschmidt/fakeroute
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4y ago
At the same time there are plenty of medical specialists in the sunshine list making 400K+ CAD. Keeps me wondering why radiologists are paid that well, compared say with oncologists. Also do not forget 1) province caps on medial school admi
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4y ago
Host * IdentitiesOnly yes To prevent
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4y ago
Corporate lingo never cease to amaze https://www.wiz.io/blog/meet-new-wiz-board-member-emily-heat...
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4y ago
Nothing to do with with operators. Again, physics, notably tcam https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content-addressable_memory#Ter... very expensive.
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